Presque Isle departed at 09:55
Paul R. Tregurtha departed at 10:05
Philip R. Clarke arrived at 17:05
H. Lee White departed at 18:00
Algoma Montrealais arrived at 19:50
Isa depart at 20:30 and 21:20
Walter J. McCarthy Jr. arrived at 02:45
James R. Barker departed at 04:20
Cason J. Callaway arrived at 04:50
Edgar B. Speer departed at 07:35
Joseph L. Block arrived at 08:15
Walter J. McCarthy Jr. departed at 15:00
Cason J. Callaway departed at 16:45
Paul R. Tregurtha arrived at 23:30
Edgar B. Speer arrived at 02:05
Arthur M. Anderson departed at 06:15
Indiana Harbor departed at 11:20
Baie St. Paul arrived at 17:20
American Mariner departed at 17:37
Great Lakes Trader/Joyce L. Van Enkevort departed at 17:55
Isa arrived at 19:10
After several days of waiting the 655ft Cyprus flagged Isa headed into port this evening for a load of grain.
With a little help from the local tugs, the Isa made for a splendid view.
American Mariner arrived at 00:05
H. Lee White arrived at 05:23
St. Clair departed at 07:21
Arthur M. Anderson arrived at 18:40
Great Lakes Trader/Joyce L. Van Enkevort arrived at 22:45
Indiana Harbor arrived at 23:50
12:00 - 06/24/2013 -- Update. The Lafarge cam is now up and running with a new solar power system.
No guarantees, since I built this out of stuff I had laying around my shop. One thing for sure, I will continue to tinker and keep these cameras going.
06:00 6/24/2013--It has been two weeks since the Lafarge camera has been offline due to a power failure at the vacant plant. During that time I have constructed a solar power supply that hopefully provide enough power for the camera system.
I will be moving the system to the top of the building today and with any luck have the camera up and running this afternoon.
The heavy fog that has been laying over the Head of the Lakes finally blew out as the winds shift out if the east. Just in time to catch to CSL Laurentien departing into the retreating fog bank.